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Persons intending to claim compensation for a surveyed line must serve notice on the Colonial Secretary within forty days, as per the Act, or forfeit their claim.
Office of the Surveyor General; and all persons intending to claim com- pensation in respect of the said line, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 131, 1850.
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